Urinating in the street. Chucking litter out of a car window. Business waste dumped in the street. Just three of the offences for which our Enforcement Officers have issued fines over the last week.
We are pleased to say that all our children’s play areas are now open.
Use of the New Dover Road park and site during Covid-19 to accommodate the travelling community is ending.
Canterbury Roman Museum in Butchery Lane will reopen this Saturday (1 August), featuring an interactive projector where children can uncover a hidden mosaic and discover hidden treasure.
Businesses such as bars, restaurants, pubs and cafes that want to start selling their products outside their premises can apply for a pavement licence from the city council from today (24 July).
The registered keeper of a car has been hit with fines totalling £300 after litter being thrown out of a window was caught on dash cams by members of the public twice in one day.
The quality of services provided for older people at the Beaney in Canterbury has led to the museum being shortlisted for a national award.
The popular boot fair at Wincheap park and ride will restart this Sunday (26 July).
A man from Herne Bay has been hit with fines worth £1,000 for a series of offences including fly tipping.
Being able to have your say by voting in elections has never been so important.